As soon as I inked up Waterman Harmonious Green, it immediately reminded me of the green ink that is ink the Pilot Precise V5 and V7 pens. Before I used fountain pens, the V5/7 and the Pilot G2 in green were my most used pens, so I had a little bit of flash back when using this ink. Admittedly, I liked the green ink that was in the G2 a lot more than the V5/7; so Harmonious Green isn't my favorite green, but it's still a good one.

A great characteristic of this ink is its shading. I got quite a bit even with my medium nib, so with a stub or broad nib, you will likely get even more. The ink is about a medium on the saturation scale, which probably contributes to the shading characteristics. The ink flows nice and wet and has a very decent dry time at 9 seconds.

Amongst the swabs that I have currently, Harmonious Green sits between Noodler's Bad Green Gator and Diamine Woodland Green. It's a lot lighter than Green Gator, and a tad bit darker than Woodland Green.

Waterman Harmonious Green is really a nice, neutral, well behaved ink. If you're nostalgic for your old Pilot Precise V5/7 green pen, then you may like this one. You can pick up a 50mL bottle from Goulet or a similar retailer for $11.00.